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Basic Vocabulary for the AP Latin Vergil
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06/20/2011
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Term
a-, ab-
 Definition
away from, by
Term
abdere
 Definition
to hide, put away
Term
abesse
 Definition
to be away, be absent
Term
abhinc
 Definition
ago, previously
Term
ac, atque
 Definition
and, indeed
Term
accedere
 Definition
to go toward, approach
Term
accidere
 Definition
to happen, fall down
Term
acer
 Definition
sharp, keen, quick
Term
acerbus
 Definition
bitter, harsh, sad
Term
acies
 Definition
battle line, keenness, edge
Term
acuere
 Definition
to sharpen, quicken
Term
ad
 Definition
to, toward, against, at, near
Term
adeo
 Definition
so, therefore
Term
adesse
 Definition
to be near, be present
Term
adhuc
 Definition
thus far, even, still
Term
adigere
 Definition
to drive, hurl
Term
adipisci
 Definition
to obtain
Term
aditus
 Definition
a going to, approach
Term
administrare
 Definition
to govern, help
Term
admittere
 Definition
to let go, admit, permit
Term
admodum
 Definition
quite, very
Term
adoririri
 Definition
to rise to, attack
Term
adulescens
 Definition
young man, youth
Term
advenire
 Definition
to arrive, reach, come to
Term
adversus
 Definition
opposite, turned towards
Term
aedes
 Definition
building, temple, house
Term
aedificare
 Definition
to build
Term
aeger
 Definition
sick, weary, ill
Term
aen(e)us
 Definition
of bronze, brazen
Term
aequare
 Definition
to make equal, level
Term
aequor
 Definition
level surface, sea
Term
aequus
 Definition
equal, even, fair
Term
aer
 Definition
air, weather
Term
aes
 Definition
bronze, copper, money, vessel
Term
aestas
 Definition
summer
Term
aestimare
 Definition
to appraise, judge
Term
aestus
 Definition
heat, tide, glow
Term
aetas
 Definition
age, time, life
Term
aether
 Definition
upper air, heaven
Term
aevum
 Definition
age, eternity, time
Term
ager
 Definition
land, field, country, territory
Term
ager
 Definition
land, field, country, territory
Term
agere
 Definition
to drive, do, discuss
Term
agger
 Definition
mound, rampart
Term
agmen
 Definition
line of march
Term
aio
 Definition
to say yes, state, assert
Term
alacer
 Definition
eager, brisk, active
Term
albus
 Definition
white
Term
alere
 Definition
to nourish, strengthen
Term
ales
 Definition
winged, swift; bird, omen
Term
ales
 Definition
winged, swift; bird, omen
Term
alienus
 Definition
another's, strange
Term
aliquando
 Definition
at some time, once, ever
Term
aliquis
 Definition
someone, anyone
Term
alius
 Definition
another, other, different
Term
almus
 Definition
genial, kindly
Term
alter
 Definition
one of two, second
Term
altus
 Definition
high, deep, great, ancient
Term
amare
 Definition
to like, love, please
Term
ambo
 Definition
both
Term
ambulare
 Definition
to walk, travel, march
Term
amens
 Definition
senseless, foolish, mad
Term
amictus
 Definition
garment, robe
Term
amicus
 Definition
friend, friendly
Term
amittere
 Definition
to send away, lose
Term
amnis
 Definition
river, stream, flood
Term
amor
 Definition
love
Term
amplus
 Definition
ample, large, great, full
Term
an
 Definition
or, whether
Term
ancilla
 Definition
female slave
Term
ancora
 Definition
anchor
Term
anguis
 Definition
snake
Term
angustiae
 Definition
narrow pass, difficulties
Term
angustus
 Definition
narrow, brief, short
Term
anima
 Definition
spirit, breath, soul, wind
Term
animadvertere
 Definition
to notice, punish
Term
animus
 Definition
soul, heart, character, courage, mind, spirit, will
Term
annus
 Definition
year
Term
ante
 Definition
before, above
Term
antrum
 Definition
cave, a hollow
Term
anulus
 Definition
ring
Term
anxius
 Definition
anxious, worried
Term
aperire
 Definition
to open, reveal, lay bare
Term
appellare
 Definition
to name, call, address
Term
aptus
 Definition
fitting, suitable
Term
apud
 Definition
at the house of, at, near, among
Term
aqua
 Definition
water, aqueduct
Term
aquila
 Definition
eagle
Term
ara
 Definition
altar, refuge, protection
Term
arare
 Definition
to plow
Term
arbiter
 Definition
judge, witness, ruler, master
Term
arbor
 Definition
tree, oar, mast, ship
Term
arcere
 Definition
to shut in, keep away, prohibit,
prevent
Term
arcessere
 Definition
to summon, invite
Term
arcus
 Definition
bow, curve, arch, rainbow
Term
ardere
 Definition
to burn, be on fire, glow
Term
arduus
 Definition
steep, high, difficult
Term
arere
 Definition
to be dry
Term
argentum
 Definition
silver, money
Term
arguere
 Definition
to prove, accuse, expose
Term
arma
 Definition
weapons, armor, tools
Term
ars
 Definition
art, skill, occupation, character
Term
artus
 Definition
joint, limb
Term
arvum
 Definition
soil, land, field, region
Term
arx
 Definition
fortress, citadel, protection
Term
ascendere
 Definition
to climb, climb up
Term
asper
 Definition
rough, sour, harsh
Term
assiduus
 Definition
attending, constant
Term
at
 Definition
but, however
Term
ater
 Definition
black, dark, sad, malicious
Term
atque
 Definition
and, also
Term
atrox
 Definition
savage, cruel
Term
auctoritas
 Definition
authority, influence
Term
audax
 Definition
bold, courageous
Term
audere
 Definition
to dare, venture
Term
audire
 Definition
to hear, listen to
Term
augere
 Definition
to increase, furnish
Term
aura
 Definition
breeze, air
Term
aureus
 Definition
golden
Term
auriga
 Definition
charioteer
Term
auris
 Definition
ear, hearing
Term
aurum
 Definition
gold, coin, cup
Term
auspicium
 Definition
augury, omen
Term
aut
 Definition
but, moreover, yet, however
Term
autem
 Definition
but, moreover, now, however
Term
auxilium
 Definition
help, aid, assistance
Term
avarus
 Definition
greedy
Term
avere
 Definition
to wish, desire, be well
Term
avis
 Definition
bird, omen
Term
avus
 Definition
grandfather, ancestor
Term
axis
 Definition
axle, axis, sky
Term
baculum
 Definition
stick
Term
barbarus
 Definition
foreigner; foreign
Term
beatus
 Definition
happy, blessed
Term
bellum
 Definition
war, strife
Term
benignus
 Definition
kind, abundant
Term
bibere
 Definition
to drink
Term
biduum
 Definition
two days
Term
bini
 Definition
two at a time, two each
Term
bis
 Definition
twice
Term
blandus
 Definition
smooth, flattering
Term
bonus
 Definition
good, noble, loyal, useful
Term
bos
 Definition
ox, cow, bull, fish
Term
bracchium
 Definition
arm, branch
Term
brevis
 Definition
short, brief, shallow
Term
bulla
 Definition
charm, locket
Term
cadere
 Definition
to fall
Term
caedere
 Definition
to cut, kill, beat
Term
caedes
 Definition
murder, slaughter
Term
caelestis
 Definition
heavenly
Term
caelum
 Definition
sky, heavens, air, climate
Term
caeruleus
 Definition
blue
Term
calamitas
 Definition
disaster
Term
calere
 Definition
to be warm, be excited
Term
campus
 Definition
plain, field, space
Term
candere
 Definition
to glitter, shine, glow
Term
canere
 Definition
to sing, chant, prophesy
Term
canis
 Definition
dog
Term
canus
 Definition
white, gray-headed, old
Term
capere
 Definition
to take, seize, injure
Term
capillus
 Definition
hair
Term
caput
 Definition
head, person, life
Term
carcer
 Definition
prison, cell
Term
carere
 Definition
to be without
Term
carina
 Definition
keel, ship
Term
carmen
 Definition
song, poem, prophecy
Term
caro
 Definition
meat, flesh
Term
carpere
 Definition
to pluck, annoy, enjoy
Term
carus
 Definition
dear, precious, costly
Term
castra
 Definition
camp
Term
castus
 Definition
pure, guiltless, holy
Term
casus
 Definition
a falling, chance, accident
Term
caterva
 Definition
throng, crowd
Term
caupona
 Definition
inn
Term
causa
 Definition
cause, reason
Term
cavere
 Definition
to guard against, order
Term
cavus
 Definition
hollow
Term
cedere
 Definition
to yield, move, retreat, give away
Term
celeber
 Definition
crowded, famous
Term
celer
 Definition
swift, hasty, rash
Term
-cellere
 Definition
to be high
Term
cena
 Definition
dinner, dish, course
Term
-cendere
 Definition
to burn
Term
censere
 Definition
to estimate, vote, advise, resolve
Term
centum
 Definition
hundred
Term
centurio
 Definition
centurion, captain
Term
cernere
 Definition
to see, discern, decide, separate
Term
certus
 Definition
sure, certain
Term
cervix
 Definition
neck
Term
cetera
 Definition
the others, the rest
Term
chorus
 Definition
dance, chorus, crowd, troop
Term
cibus
 Definition
food
Term
ciere
 Definition
to stir up, agitate
Term
cingere
 Definition
to surround, gird, escort
Term
cinis
 Definition
ashes, ruins
Term
circa
 Definition
around, about, near
Term
circum
 Definition
around, about, nearq
Term
cista
 Definition
trunk, chest
Term
citus
 Definition
swift
Term
civis
 Definition
citizen
Term
clades
 Definition
destruction, disaster
Term
clam
 Definition
secretly
Term
clamare
 Definition
to shout, call out
Term
clarus
 Definition
clear, famous
Term
classis
 Definition
fleet, class, group
Term
claudere
 Definition
to close, shut up
Term
clemens
 Definition
mild, kind, merciful
Term
cliens
 Definition
client, follower, dependent
Term
-clinare
 Definition
to bend
Term
clipeus
 Definition
shield
Term
cogere
 Definition
to collect, compel, bring
Term
cogitare
 Definition
to think of, consider
Term
cohors
 Definition
cohort
Term
colere
 Definition
to cultivate, till, inhabit, worship
Term
collis
 Definition
hill, high ground
Term
collum
 Definition
neck
Term
color
 Definition
color, style, beauty, tone
Term
columna
 Definition
pillar, column
Term
coma
 Definition
hair, leaves, rays
Term
comes
 Definition
companion
Term
comitia
 Definition
assembly, election
Term
commeatus
 Definition
supplies, provisions
Term
committere
 Definition
to unite, combine, commit,
entrust
Term
commodus
 Definition
suitable, friendly, pleasant
Term
communicare
 Definition
to share, impart
Term
communis
 Definition
common, public
Term
complere
 Definition
to fill
Term
complures
 Definition
several
Term
conari
 Definition
to try, strive, undertake
Term
concilium
 Definition
council, assembly
Term
condere
 Definition
to found, compose, hide
Term
condicio
 Definition
arrangement, conditions
Term
conficere
 Definition
to accomplish, finish
Term
confidere
 Definition
to trust
Term
confligere
 Definition
to struggle, contest, strike,
clash
Term
coniunx
 Definition
husband, wife
Term
consequi
 Definition
to follow, overtake
Term
considere
 Definition
to encamp, sit down
Term
consilium
 Definition
plan, council, meeting
Term
constat, constare
 Definition
it is evident
Term
constituere
 Definition
to set up, decide, establish
Term
consulere
 Definition
to consult, reflect
Term
contemnere
 Definition
to despise
Term
conticescere
 Definition
to become silent
Term
contio
 Definition
assembly, address
Term
contra
 Definition
against, opposite, facing
Term
contumelia
 Definition
insult
Term
conviva
 Definition
guest at a banquet
Term
copia
 Definition
supply
Term
coquere
 Definition
to cook
Term
cor
 Definition
heart, mind, soul, person
Term
coram
 Definition
in person, in presence of
Term
corn„
 Definition
horn, wing of an army, hoof
Term
corona
 Definition
crown, wreath, circle
Term
corpus
 Definition
body
Term
cotidie
 Definition
daily
Term
cras
 Definition
tomorrow
Term
creare
 Definition
to make, elect, produce
Term
creber
 Definition
thick, crowded, repeated
Term
credere
 Definition
to believe, trust
Term
crepare
 Definition
to creak, rattle
Term
crescere
 Definition
to grow, increase
Term
crimen
 Definition
judgment, crime, accusation,
charge
Term
crinis
 Definition
hair, comet's tail
Term
crudelis
 Definition
cruel
Term
cruor
 Definition
blood, gore, murder
Term
crus
 Definition
leg
Term
crux
 Definition
cross, trouble, tree
Term
cubare
 Definition
to lie down, be ill in bed
Term
culpa
 Definition
blame, fault
Term
cum
 Definition
with; when, since, although
Term
cunctus
 Definition
whole, entire
Term
cupere
 Definition
to desire, be eager
Term
cur
 Definition
why, wherefore
Term
cura
 Definition
care, worry, concern
Term
curia
 Definition
senate house, division of Romans,
town council
Term
currere
 Definition
to run, hasten
Term
cursus
 Definition
running, course
Term
curvus
 Definition
curved, crooked, bent
Term
custos
 Definition
guardian, spy
Term
damnum
 Definition
injury, curse
Term
daps
 Definition
banquet, feast
Term
dare
 Definition
to give, cause, put
Term
de
 Definition
down, away from, concerning
Term
dea
 Definition
goddess
Term
debere
 Definition
to owe, ought, be bound
Term
debilitare
 Definition
to weaken
Term
decem
 Definition
ten
Term
decere
 Definition
to be proper
Term
decus
 Definition
honor, beauty, grace
Term
deesse
 Definition
to fail, be lacking
Term
defendere
 Definition
to strike away, protect
Term
deinde, dein
 Definition
then, next
Term
delere
 Definition
to destroy
Term
deliciae
 Definition
delight, charms, sweetheart
Term
delictum
 Definition
fault, crime, transgression
Term
delubrum
 Definition
shrine, temple
Term
demens
 Definition
insane, mad
Term
denique
 Definition
finally, again, in short
Term
dens
 Definition
tooth
Term
densus
 Definition
thick, dense, intense
Term
deserere
 Definition
to neglect, abandon
Term
destinare
 Definition
to make fast, fix, resolve
Term
dea
 Definition
goddess
Term
deus
 Definition
god, deity
Term
dexter
 Definition
right
Term
dicere
 Definition
to say, indicate, appoint
Term
dictitare
 Definition
to keep saying, insist
Term
dies
 Definition
day, time
Term
differre
 Definition
to scatter, differ, postpone
Term
digitus
 Definition
finger, inch, toe
Term
dignus
 Definition
worthy
Term
diligere
 Definition
to choose out, love
Term
dirigere
 Definition
to put in order, straighten, direct
Term
diripere
 Definition
to tear apart, plunder
Term
dis
 Definition
rich
Term
discere
 Definition
to learn
Term
discipulus
 Definition
student
Term
discrimen
 Definition
difference, crisis
Term
diu
 Definition
by day, for a long time, ago
Term
dives
 Definition
rich
Term
dividere
 Definition
to divide, separate
Term
divus
 Definition
divine
Term
docere
 Definition
to teach, train
Term
dolere
 Definition
to suffer, grieve
Term
dolus
 Definition
trickery, deceit
Term
domicilium
 Definition
residence
Term
dominus
 Definition
master, lord, employer
Term
domus
 Definition
house, home
Term
donec
 Definition
until, so long as
Term
donum
 Definition
gift, present
Term
dormire
 Definition
to sleep, be inactive
Term
dubitare
 Definition
to doubt, hesitate
Term
dubius
 Definition
doubtful, dangerous
Term
ducere
 Definition
to lead, draw away
Term
dulcis
 Definition
sweet, pleasant
Term
dum
 Definition
while, when, until, as long as
Term
duo
 Definition
two
Term
durus
 Definition
hard, awkward, rough
Term
dux
 Definition
leader, general, guide
Term
e, ex
 Definition
out of, from, since
Term
ebur
 Definition
ivory
Term
ecce
 Definition
behold
Term
edere
 Definition
to eat
Term
efficere
 Definition
to cause, bring about
Term
egere
 Definition
to be needy, want
Term
ego
 Definition
I
Term
egredi
 Definition
to go out, leave
Term
elegens
 Definition
tasteful, luxurious
Term
emere
 Definition
to buy
Term
en
 Definition
behold
Term
enim
 Definition
indeed, for, namely
Term
ensis
 Definition
sword
Term
eo
 Definition
to that place
Term
eodem
 Definition
to the same place
Term
epistula
 Definition
letter, message
Term
epulae
 Definition
feast, banquet, food
Term
eques
 Definition
cavalryman, businessman
Term
equus
 Definition
horse
Term
ergo
 Definition
therefore, then
Term
errare
 Definition
to wander, stray
Term
erudire
 Definition
to free from roughness, educate
Term
esse
 Definition
to be
Term
esurire
 Definition
to be hungry
Term
et
 Definition
and
Term
etiam
 Definition
as yet, also, besides
Term
exanimare
 Definition
to kill
Term
exemplum
 Definition
sample, manner, example
Term
exiguus
 Definition
small, scanty
Term
exitus
 Definition
outcome, end
Term
expedire
 Definition
to set free
Term
expergisci
 Definition
to wake up, awaken
Term
experiri
 Definition
to try, know, test
Term
exponere
 Definition
to explain, set forth
Term
exstinguere
 Definition
to exstinguish
Term
exsul
 Definition
banished person, exile
Term
extra
 Definition
outside of
Term
exuviae
 Definition
spoils, riches
Term
fabula
 Definition
story
Term
facere
 Definition
to do, make
Term
facies
 Definition
appearance, face, shape
Term
facilis
 Definition
easy
Term
facinus
 Definition
crime
Term
fallere
 Definition
to deceive, fail
Term
fama
 Definition
report, rumor
Term
fames
 Definition
hunger, greed
Term
familia
 Definition
household, family
Term
familiaris
 Definition
private, of the household
Term
famulus
 Definition
servant, attendant
Term
fanum
 Definition
shrine
Term
fari
 Definition
to speak, say, prophesy
Term
fas
 Definition
divine law, right, fate
Term
fateri
 Definition
to confess, admit
Term
favere
 Definition
to favor, help
Term
fax
 Definition
torch, brilliance
Term
felix
 Definition
fruitful, happy, lucky
Term
femina
 Definition
female, woman
Term
fenestra
 Definition
window
Term
fere
 Definition
almost, nearly, generally
Term
ferire
 Definition
to strike, slay
Term
ferox
 Definition
courageous, wild, fierce
Term
ferre
 Definition
to bear, carry, cause
Term
ferrum
 Definition
iron, plow, sword
Term
ferus
 Definition
wild, savage
Term
fervere
 Definition
to boil, glow, steam
Term
festinus
 Definition
hasty
Term
festus
 Definition
of a holiday, festive
Term
fides
 Definition
trust, promise
Term
fiducia
 Definition
trust, confidence
Term
fieri
 Definition
to be made, happen
Term
figere
 Definition
to fix, fasten
Term
filia
 Definition
daughter
Term
filius
 Definition
son
Term
fingere
 Definition
to shape, form, fashion
Term
finire
 Definition
to limit, bound
Term
finis
 Definition
boundary, territory
Term
firmus
 Definition
firm, strong
Term
flagitium
 Definition
outrage, shameful
Term
flagrare
 Definition
to burn, be consumed
Term
flamma
 Definition
flame, destruction, fire
Term
flare
 Definition
to blow, coin money
Term
flavus
 Definition
yellow, tawny
Term
flectere
 Definition
to bend, curve
Term
flere
 Definition
to weep, drip, mourn
Term
flos
 Definition
flower, ornament, blossom
Term
fluere
 Definition
to flow, drip, sink
Term
fluvius
 Definition
stream, river
Term
focus
 Definition
hearth, home, family, pyre
Term
fodere
 Definition
to dig
Term
foedus
 Definition
treaty, agreement
Term
foedus
 Definition
foul, filthy
Term
folium
 Definition
leaf
Term
fons
 Definition
fountain, spring, water
Term
foris
 Definition
door, opening
Term
forma
 Definition
shape, beauty, image
Term
fors
 Definition
chance, luck
Term
forsitan, forsan
 Definition
perhaps
Term
fortis
 Definition
strong, brave
Term
fortuna
 Definition
fortune, fate, condition
Term
forum
 Definition
marketplace
Term
fossa
 Definition
ditch
Term
fovere
 Definition
to cherish, foster
Term
frangere
 Definition
to break, subdue, humble
Term
frater
 Definition
brother, ally
Term
fraus
 Definition
fraud, deceit, crime, error
Term
frenum
 Definition
bit, bridle
Term
frequens
 Definition
crowded, full, constant
Term
frigus
 Definition
cold, chill, dread
Term
frons (frondis)
 Definition
leaf
Term
frons (frontis)
 Definition
front, forehead
Term
frui
 Definition
to enjoy
Term
frustra
 Definition
in vain, in error
Term
fuga
 Definition
flight, exile, speed
Term
fugere
 Definition
to flee
Term
fulgere
 Definition
to flash, shine, be distinguished
Term
fumus
 Definition
smoke
Term
fundere
 Definition
to pour, melt, spread
Term
fungi
 Definition
to perform, experience
Term
funis
 Definition
cord, rope
Term
funus
 Definition
funeral, death
Term
fur
 Definition
thief
Term
furere
 Definition
to rage
Term
furtum
 Definition
theft, trick, deceit
Term
galea
 Definition
helmet
Term
gaudere
 Definition
to rejoice, be glad
Term
gelu
 Definition
frost, chill, coldness
Term
gemere
 Definition
to groan, sigh, creak
Term
geminus
 Definition
twin; similar, like
Term
gemma
 Definition
bud of a plant, gem, jewel,
signet, signet ring
Term
gena
 Definition
cheek, chin, eye
Term
gener
 Definition
son-in-law
Term
gens
 Definition
tribe, nation
Term
genu
 Definition
knee
Term
genus
 Definition
kind, birth, sex, manner
Term
gerere
 Definition
to bear, carry, wear, wage
Term
germanus
 Definition
brother
Term
gignere
 Definition
to give birth to, beget
Term
gladius
 Definition
sword
Term
gloria
 Definition
glory, fame, ambition
Term
gradi
 Definition
to step, walk, proceed
Term
gramen
 Definition
grass, herb
Term
grandis
 Definition
great, large, tall, old
Term
gratus
 Definition
pleasing
Term
gravis
 Definition
heavy, important, solid
Term
gremium
 Definition
lap, bosom
Term
grex
 Definition
herd, troop, flock
Term
habena
 Definition
rein, throng
Term
habere
 Definition
to have, hold, possess
Term
habitare
 Definition
to live, dwell
Term
haerere
 Definition
to stick, be embarrassed, cling
Term
harena
 Definition
sand
Term
harundo
 Definition
reed
Term
haud
 Definition
not at all, by no means
Term
haurire
 Definition
to draw up, drink, weaken, drain
Term
herba
 Definition
stalk, vegetation, plant
Term
heres
 Definition
heir, owner
Term
heri
 Definition
yesterday
Term
heu
 Definition
alas, oh
Term
hiberna
 Definition
winter quarters
Term
hic/haec/hoc
 Definition
this, the latter
Term
hiems
 Definition
winter, storm
Term
historia
 Definition
inquiry, story, history
Term
hodie
 Definition
today, still, at once
Term
homo
 Definition
man, person, human being
Term
honor
 Definition
honor, office, value
Term
hora
 Definition
hour, time, season, clock
Term
horrere
 Definition
to tremble, shudder
Term
hortari
 Definition
to encourage, urge
Term
hortus
 Definition
garden
Term
hospes
 Definition
host, guest, stranger
Term
hostis
 Definition
enemy, stranger
Term
humanus
 Definition
human, civilized
Term
humilis
 Definition
low, shallow, humble
Term
humus
 Definition
ground, earth, land, soil, country
Term
hymenaeus
 Definition
marriage
Term
iacere
 Definition
to lie, be sick
Term
iacere
 Definition
to throw, hurl
Term
iactare
 Definition
to toss, buffet
Term
iam
 Definition
now, already
Term
ianua
 Definition
door, entrance, approach
Term
ibi
 Definition
there, then
Term
ictus
 Definition
blow, stroke, bear, hit
Term
idem
 Definition
same, also, yet, likewise
Term
ideo
 Definition
therefore
Term
igitur
 Definition
therefore
Term
ignis
 Definition
fire, flame
Term
ignorare
 Definition
to not know, neglect
Term
ille/illa/illud
 Definition
that, the former
Term
imago
 Definition
image, portrait, idea
Term
imber
 Definition
rain, storm
Term
imitari
 Definition
to imitate, be like
Term
immensus
 Definition
immense, vast
Term
immo
 Definition
on the contrary, yes, no
Term
impedimentum
 Definition
hindrance, obstacle
Term
impedimenta
 Definition
baggage
Term
impedire
 Definition
to hinder
Term
imperare
 Definition
to command, order
Term
impetrare
 Definition
to obtain (a request)
Term
in
 Definition
in, on, until (ablative)
Term
in
 Definition
into, onto (accusative)
Term
inanis
 Definition
empty, hollow
Term
incendium
 Definition
fire
Term
incola
 Definition
inhabitant
Term
inde
 Definition
thence, from there, then
Term
index
 Definition
witness, observer
Term
indicare
 Definition
to betray, point out
Term
induere
 Definition
to put on, surround, fall into
Term
indulgere
 Definition
to indulge, allow
Term
infra
 Definition
below
Term
ingenium
 Definition
nature, ability
Term
ingens
 Definition
huge, vast
Term
inquam
 Definition
I say
Term
insidiae
 Definition
ambush, plot, trap
Term
insignis
 Definition
distinguished, extraordinary
Term
insula
 Definition
island, apartment building
Term
integer
 Definition
whole, fresh, innocent
Term
intellegere
 Definition
to understand, know
Term
inter
 Definition
between, among, during
Term
interdum
 Definition
sometimes
Term
interest
 Definition
it concerns
Term
interim
 Definition
meanwhile, however
Term
invenire
 Definition
to find, come upon
Term
invitare
 Definition
to invite, induce
Term
invitus
 Definition
unwilling, reluctant
Term
iocus
 Definition
joke
Term
ipse
 Definition
self, very
Term
ira
 Definition
anger, rage
Term
ire
 Definition
to go, pass, proceed
Term
is/ea/id
 Definition
he/she/it, this/that
Term
iste
 Definition
that of yours
Term
ita
 Definition
so, thus
Term
item
 Definition
also, likewise
Term
iter
 Definition
journey, march, route
Term
iterum
 Definition
again
Term
iubere
 Definition
to order, bid, command
Term
iucundus
 Definition
pleasant
Term
iugum
 Definition
yoke, ridge, pair, bond
Term
iungere
 Definition
to join, mate, form, bind
Term
ius
 Definition
right, law
Term
iuvare
 Definition
to help, please
Term
iuvencus
 Definition
sacrificial bull
Term
iuvenis
 Definition
young, youthful
Term
labi
 Definition
to slip, glide, flow
Term
labor
 Definition
work, hardship, distress
Term
lac
 Definition
milk
Term
lacer
 Definition
torn
Term
lacertus
 Definition
arm
Term
lacessere
 Definition
to harrass, attack
Term
lacrimare
 Definition
to weep
Term
lacus
 Definition
lake, hollow, pool, tank
Term
laedere
 Definition
to injure, strike, offend
Term
laetus
 Definition
happy, fat, rich
Term
laevus
 Definition
left, foolish, unlucky
Term
languere
 Definition
to be tired, faint
Term
lapis
 Definition
stone
Term
largus
 Definition
abundant, rich
Term
lassus
 Definition
tired
Term
latere
 Definition
to lie hidden
Term
latro
 Definition
highwayman, bandit
Term
latus (lateris)
 Definition
side, flank
Term
latus (lati)
 Definition
wide, full, rich
Term
laurus
 Definition
laurel tree, victory wreath
Term
laus
 Definition
praise, fame, glory
Term
lectica
 Definition
a litter
Term
lectus
 Definition
bed, couch
Term
legere
 Definition
to collect, read, choose
Term
lenis
 Definition
soft, gentle, mild
Term
lentus
 Definition
slow
Term
leo
 Definition
lion
Term
letum
 Definition
death, ruin
Term
levis (1)
 Definition
light, swift
Term
levis (2)
 Definition
smooth, polished
Term
lex
 Definition
law, decree, contrast
Term
libare
 Definition
to sip, taste
Term
liber (1)
 Definition
free
Term
liber (2)
 Definition
book, bark of a tree
Term
liberi
 Definition
children
Term
libet
 Definition
it pleases
Term
licet
 Definition
it is allowed
Term
ligare
 Definition
to bind, tie, fasten
Term
lignum
 Definition
wood, timber, firewood
Term
lilium
 Definition
lily
Term
limen
 Definition
threshhold, entrance, home
Term
lingua
 Definition
language, tongue
Term
linquere
 Definition
to leave, faint, abandon
Term
liquere
 Definition
to be liquid, flow
Term
littera
 Definition
letter of the alphabet, message
Term
litus
 Definition
shore, beach, coast
Term
locuples
 Definition
rich
Term
locus
 Definition
place, period, position
Term
longus
 Definition
long, tedious
Term
loqui
 Definition
to speak
Term
lorica
 Definition
breastplate, cuirass
Term
lucus
 Definition
grove
Term
ludere
 Definition
to play, imitate, mock
Term
ludus
 Definition
game, play, school, joke
Term
lugere
 Definition
to mourn
Term
lumen
 Definition
light, lamp, eye, hope
Term
luna
 Definition
moon, night, month
Term
lupus
 Definition
wolf, fish, hook
Term
lux
 Definition
light, lamp, eye
Term
mactare
 Definition
to sacrifice, exalt
Term
maerere
 Definition
to grieve
Term
magister
 Definition
teacher, master, captain
Term
magnus
 Definition
large, great
Term
malle
 Definition
to prefer, wish
Term
malus
 Definition
bad, evil
Term
malum
 Definition
apple
Term
mandare
 Definition
to entrust
Term
mane
 Definition
in the morning, early
Term
manere
 Definition
to remain, stay
Term
manus
 Definition
hand, band, power, violence
Term
mappa
 Definition
napkin, handkerchief
Term
mare
 Definition
sea
Term
maritus
 Definition
marital, tied together
Term
marmor
 Definition
marble, stone, sea foam
Term
mater
 Definition
mother, source, origin
Term
materia
 Definition
matter, timber, cause
Term
maturus
 Definition
ripe, mature, quick
Term
mederi
 Definition
to heal
Term
mediocris
 Definition
mediocre, ordinary
Term
medius
 Definition
middle of, central
Term
mel
 Definition
honey, sweetness
Term
membrum
 Definition
limb, clause
Term
memor
 Definition
mindful, grateful
Term
mens
 Definition
mind, feelings, courage
Term
mensa
 Definition
altar, table, dish, course
Term
mensis
 Definition
month
Term
mercator
 Definition
merchant, trader
Term
merere
 Definition
to earn
Term
mergere
 Definition
to immerse, overwhelm
Term
meridies
 Definition
midday, noon
Term
merus
 Definition
pure, unmixed, complete
Term
messis
 Definition
harvest, crop
Term
meta
 Definition
goal, limit, turning post
Term
metus
 Definition
fear, awe, dread
Term
meus
 Definition
my, mine
Term
micare
 Definition
to vibrate, flicker, shine
Term
miles
 Definition
soldier
Term
mille
 Definition
thousand
Term
minae
 Definition
threats, menaces
Term
minere
 Definition
to overhang, to project
Term
minister
 Definition
servant, attendant
Term
mirus
 Definition
wonderful, strange
Term
miscere
 Definition
to mix, unite, confuse
Term
miser
 Definition
poor, wretched, unfortunate
Term
mitis
 Definition
soft, gentle, ripe
Term
mittere
 Definition
to send, shed, pass over
Term
modo
 Definition
only, merely, just
Term
modus
 Definition
method, means, measure, rule
Term
moenia
 Definition
walls, fortification, castle
Term
moles
 Definition
mass, rock, power
Term
mollis
 Definition
soft, mild, easy
Term
monere
 Definition
to warn, advise, instruct
Term
mons
 Definition
mountain, mass, rock
Term
monstrum
 Definition
wonder, portent, warning
Term
mora
 Definition
delay, pause, time
Term
morari
 Definition
to delay, remain, stay
Term
morbus
 Definition
sickness, disease
Term
mordere
 Definition
to bite, cut, hurt, sting
Term
mori
 Definition
to die
Term
mors
 Definition
death, corpse
Term
mortuus
 Definition
dead
Term
mos
 Definition
custom, will, rule
Term
movere
 Definition
to move, remove, change
Term
mox
 Definition
soon
Term
mugire
 Definition
to bellow, roar, moo
Term
mulier
 Definition
woman, wife
Term
multitudo
 Definition
crowd, multitude
Term
multus
 Definition
much, many
Term
mundus
 Definition
world, mankind
Term
municipium
 Definition
free town
Term
munus
 Definition
gift, office, duty, charge
Term
murmur
 Definition
murmur, roaring
Term
murus
 Definition
wall, protection
Term
mutare
 Definition
to change, move, alter
Term
nam
 Definition
for, indeed
Term
nancisci
 Definition
to find, obtain
Term
nare
 Definition
to swim, sail, flow, fly
Term
narrare
 Definition
to make known, tell
Term
nasci
 Definition
to be born, arise
Term
natare
 Definition
to swim
Term
natio
 Definition
nation, tribe, race
Term
navigare
 Definition
to sail, swim
Term
navis
 Definition
ship, vessel
Term
-ne
 Definition
(interrogative particle)
Term
ne, neve
 Definition
not, indeed
Term
nec, neque
 Definition
neither, nor, not
Term
necare
 Definition
to kill
Term
necesse
 Definition
necessary
Term
nectere
 Definition
to bind, enslave
Term
nefarius
 Definition
unspeakable, infamous, wicked
Term
negare
 Definition
to deny
Term
neglegere
 Definition
to neglect, omit
Term
negotium
 Definition
business, trouble
Term
nemo
 Definition
no one, nobody
Term
nemus
 Definition
grove, glade
Term
nepos
 Definition
grandson, nephew
Term
nequitia
 Definition
worthlessness
Term
nescire
 Definition
not to know, be ignorant
Term
neu, neve
 Definition
and not, nor
Term
nex
 Definition
death, murder
Term
niger
 Definition
black
Term
nihil
 Definition
nothing, none
Term
nimis
 Definition
too much, very much
Term
nisi
 Definition
unless, if not, except
Term
nitere
 Definition
to shine
Term
niti
 Definition
to strive, rest, lean, press
Term
nix
 Definition
snow
Term
nocere
 Definition
to harm
Term
nomen
 Definition
name, title, noun
Term
non
 Definition
not
Term
nondum
 Definition
not yet
Term
nos
 Definition
we, us
Term
noscere
 Definition
to learn, know, investigate
Term
noster
 Definition
our
Term
novem
 Definition
nine
Term
novus
 Definition
new, unusual, strange
Term
nox
 Definition
night, sleep, death, gloom
Term
nubere
 Definition
to cover, veil, marry
Term
nubes
 Definition
cloud, mass, gloom, veil
Term
nudus
 Definition
naked, deprived, plain
Term
-nuere
 Definition
to nod
Term
nullus
 Definition
none, no
Term
numen
 Definition
nod, divine will, divine power
Term
numerus
 Definition
number, rank, category
Term
numquam
 Definition
never
Term
nunc
 Definition
now
Term
nuntius
 Definition
message, messenger
Term
nuper
 Definition
recently
Term
nusquam
 Definition
nowhere
Term
nutrire
 Definition
to nourish, support
Term
nympha
 Definition
bride, nymph, water
Term
ob
 Definition
on account of, before
Term
obesus
 Definition
fat
Term
oblivisci
 Definition
to forget
Term
obscurus
 Definition
covered, dark, secret
Term
obsecrare
 Definition
to beg, implore
Term
obses
 Definition
hostage
Term
occidere
 Definition
to strike down, kill
Term
occulare
 Definition
to hide
Term
occupare
 Definition
to seize, anticipate
Term
occurrere
 Definition
to run toward, meet
Term
octo
 Definition
eight
Term
oculus
 Definition
eye, ornament, treasure
Term
odi
 Definition
to hate
Term
odor
 Definition
smell, perfume, stench, hint
Term
offerre
 Definition
to offer, present, carry to
Term
officium
 Definition
duty
Term
olim
 Definition
once, formerly
Term
oliva
 Definition
olive
Term
omen
 Definition
omen, portent
Term
omnino
 Definition
altogether, in all
Term
omnis
 Definition
all, whole, every
Term
onerarius
 Definition
burden-bearing
Term
onus
 Definition
load, burden, charge, tax
Term
opacus
 Definition
shaded, dark
Term
opera
 Definition
effort, services
Term
opinari
 Definition
to suppose, imagine
Term
oportet, oportere
 Definition
it is proper, to be
proper
Term
oppidum
 Definition
town
Term
opprimere
 Definition
to crush, overwhelm, press
down
Term
ops
 Definition
wealth, might, power, help
Term
optare
 Definition
to choose, desire
Term
optimus
 Definition
best, very good, excellent
Term
opus
 Definition
work, building
Term
orbis
 Definition
circle, orbit, ring, coil
Term
ordo
 Definition
rank, order, line, class
Term
oriri
 Definition
to rise, be born
Term
ornamentum
 Definition
decoration, furnishings (pl.)
Term
ornare
 Definition
to equip, honor
Term
os (oris)
 Definition
mouth, face, expression
Term
os (ossis)
 Definition
bone, frame
Term
osculum
 Definition
kiss
Term
ostendere
 Definition
to show, display
Term
ostium
 Definition
door, entrance, mouth
Term
otium
 Definition
leisure, peace
Term
ovum
 Definition
egg
Term
pabulari
 Definition
to forage
Term
pabulum
 Definition
fodder, food
Term
paene
 Definition
almost, nearly
Term
paenitet, paenitere
 Definition
it repents/regrets, to
repent, regret
Term
Palatium
 Definition
Palatine hill, palace
Term
pallere
 Definition
to be pale, be yellow
Term
palma
 Definition
palm of the hand, palm branch,
victory
Term
palus (paludis)
 Definition
marsh, swamp
Term
palus (pali)
 Definition
stake, prop
Term
panis
 Definition
bread
Term
par
 Definition
equal, companion
Term
parare
 Definition
to prepare, set, obtain
Term
parcere
 Definition
to spare, refrain
Term
parens
 Definition
parent, cause
Term
parere
 Definition
to bear, give birth to
Term
parere
 Definition
to obey, yield, appear
Term
paries
 Definition
wall (of a house)
Term
pars
 Definition
part, portion, rule
Term
parvus
 Definition
small, little
Term
pascere
 Definition
to feed, graze
Term
passus
 Definition
step, pace, track
Term
pater
 Definition
father, ancestor
Term
patere
 Definition
to lie open, extend
Term
pati
 Definition
to experience, suffer, allow
Term
patria
 Definition
country, native land
Term
pauca
 Definition
few, little
Term
pauper
 Definition
poor, humble
Term
pavere
 Definition
to quake, panic
Term
pax
 Definition
peace, calm, grace, favor
Term
peccare
 Definition
to make a mistake, err
Term
pectus
 Definition
breast, conscience, heart
Term
pecunia
 Definition
money, property, wealth
Term
pecus
 Definition
cattle, herd, flock
Term
pelagus
 Definition
sea
Term
-pellare
 Definition
to speak
Term
pellere
 Definition
to push, strike, move
Term
pendere
 Definition
to hang
Term
pendere
 Definition
to weigh, pay, value, judge
Term
penitus
 Definition
inward, within
Term
penna
 Definition
feather
Term
per
 Definition
through, by, before
Term
percutere
 Definition
to strike
Term
perdere
 Definition
to lose, destroy
Term
perfidia
 Definition
faithlessness, treachery
Term
pergere
 Definition
to continue, proceed
Term
periculum
 Definition
danger, trial, proof
Term
perire
 Definition
to pass through, perish
Term
peritus
 Definition
skilled, experienced
Term
pernicies
 Definition
destruction, ruin
Term
perspicere
 Definition
to look through, perceive
Term
persuadere
 Definition
to persuade, convince
Term
pervenire
 Definition
to arrive (at), reach
Term
pes
 Definition
foot, chair
Term
pessimus
 Definition
worst, very bad
Term
pestis
 Definition
plague, scourge, ruin
Term
petere
 Definition
to seek, make for, aim
Term
pharetra
 Definition
quiver (for arrows)
Term
philosophus
 Definition
philosophical
Term
pictura
 Definition
picture
Term
piger
 Definition
sluggish, slow, unfruitful
Term
pignus
 Definition
pledge
Term
pilum
 Definition
javelin
Term
pingere
 Definition
to paint, embroider, stain
Term
pinguis
 Definition
fat, rich
Term
piscis
 Definition
fish
Term
pius
 Definition
dutiful, holy, kind, devoted
Term
placet
 Definition
it pleases
Term
planus
 Definition
level, flat, plain
Term
plaudere
 Definition
to strike, beat, clap
Term
plaustrum
 Definition
wagon, cart
Term
plebs
 Definition
plebeians, common people
Term
plenus
 Definition
full, rich, strong
Term
plerique
 Definition
most, majority, many
Term
plicare
 Definition
to fold
Term
plorare
 Definition
to wail
Term
poena
 Definition
punishment, penalty
Term
poeta
 Definition
poet, maker
Term
poculum
 Definition
cup
Term
polliceri
 Definition
to promise
Term
polus
 Definition
sky, heaven, pole
Term
pomum
 Definition
fruit
Term
pondus
 Definition
weight, mass, authority
Term
ponere
 Definition
to put, place, wager
Term
pons
 Definition
bridge, deck of a ship
Term
pontus
 Definition
sea, the deep
Term
popina
 Definition
eating-house, cook-shop
Term
populari
 Definition
to ravage, devastate
Term
populus
 Definition
people, nation, crowd
Term
porcus
 Definition
pig
Term
porta
 Definition
gate, passageway
Term
portare
 Definition
to carry, bear, bring
Term
poscere
 Definition
to ask, request, demand
Term
posse
 Definition
to be able, have influence
Term
possidere
 Definition
to possess, have, hold
Term
post
 Definition
behind, later
Term
postquam
 Definition
after
Term
postulare
 Definition
to demand, accuse
Term
potens
 Definition
powerful, capable
Term
potis
 Definition
able
Term
potus
 Definition
drinking, drunk
Term
prae
 Definition
before, in front of
Term
praebere
 Definition
to offer, supply, allow
Term
praeceps
 Definition
headlong, steep, quick
Term
praecipere
 Definition
to advise, anticipate
Term
praeda
 Definition
spoils, plunder, prey
Term
praedicare
 Definition
to declare, boast
Term
praeditus
 Definition
endowed, supplied
Term
praedo
 Definition
pirate, robber, bandit
Term
praeesse
 Definition
to be in charge of
Term
praeficere
 Definition
to set over, place in charge
Term
praemium
 Definition
reward, gift, prize
Term
praestare
 Definition
to excel, stand over
Term
praeter
 Definition
besides, except, more than
Term
prehendere
 Definition
to seize, snatch
Term
premere
 Definition
to press, pursue
Term
pretium
 Definition
price, prize
Term
prex
 Definition
prayer, curse
Term
pridie
 Definition
on the day before
Term
princeps
 Definition
first, in front, leader, emperor
Term
priscus
 Definition
former, ancient
Term
pristinus
 Definition
former, ancient
Term
privus
 Definition
single, every, special
Term
pro
 Definition
for, before, just as, like
Term
probus
 Definition
honest, good
Term
procul
 Definition
in the distance, far off
Term
prodere
 Definition
to put forth, betray
Term
prodesse
 Definition
to be useful, benefit
Term
proelium
 Definition
battle
Term
proficisci
 Definition
to depart, arise
Term
profundus
 Definition
deep, high, thick
Term
proles
 Definition
offspring, descendants
Term
prope
 Definition
near
Term
properare
 Definition
to hasten, complete
Term
propinquus
 Definition
near, close
Term
proprius
 Definition
one's own, special
Term
propter
 Definition
near, on account of
Term
prora
 Definition
prow (bow)
Term
prosperus
 Definition
fortunate, favorable
Term
protinus
 Definition
forward, immediately
Term
provincia
 Definition
province, office
Term
publicus
 Definition
of the people, official
Term
pudet, pudere
 Definition
it shames, to shame
Term
puella
 Definition
girl
Term
puer
 Definition
boy, child, slave
Term
pugna
 Definition
battle, array
Term
pulcher
 Definition
beautiful, handsome
Term
pullus
 Definition
chicken
Term
pupa
 Definition
doll
Term
puppis
 Definition
stern, ship
Term
purpura
 Definition
purple fish, high rank
Term
purus
 Definition
pure, simple
Term
putare
 Definition
to think
Term
quaerere
 Definition
to seek, ask, get, miss
Term
qualis
 Definition
of what kind, such as
Term
quam
 Definition
how, as, than, as ... as possible
Term
quamquam
 Definition
although, however
Term
quamvis
 Definition
although, however
Term
quando
 Definition
when, ever
Term
quantus
 Definition
how great, how much
Term
quare
 Definition
therefore, by what thing (qua re)
Term
quartus
 Definition
fourth
Term
quasi
 Definition
as if, just as, about
Term
quatere
 Definition
to shake, shatter
Term
quattuor
 Definition
four
Term
-que
 Definition
and
Term
querela
 Definition
complaint
Term
queri
 Definition
to complain, lament
Term
qui/quae/quod
 Definition
who/what/which
Term
quia
 Definition
because
Term
quicumque
 Definition
whoever, whatever
Term
quadam
 Definition
a certain one, kind of
Term
quidem
 Definition
indeed, to be sure
Term
quies
 Definition
rest, peace, sleep, dream
Term
quinque
 Definition
five
Term
quire
 Definition
to be able
Term
quis, quid
 Definition
who, what
Term
quisnam
 Definition
who, what
Term
quisquam
 Definition
anyone, anything
Term
quisque
 Definition
each one, every
Term
quisquis
 Definition
anyone
Term
quod
 Definition
because, since, why
Term
quondam
 Definition
once, formerly
Term
quoniam
 Definition
because
Term
quoque
 Definition
also, too
Term
quot
 Definition
how many, as many
Term
radius
 Definition
ray, staff, shovel, beam
Term
radix
 Definition
root
Term
raeda
 Definition
coach, traveling carriage
Term
ramus
 Definition
branch, bough
Term
rapere
 Definition
to seize, rob
Term
rarus
 Definition
rare, loose, thin
Term
ratis
 Definition
raft, boat
Term
recens
 Definition
recent, new, fresh
Term
recordari
 Definition
to recall, remember
Term
recuperare
 Definition
to recover
Term
rectus
 Definition
right, proper
Term
regere
 Definition
to rule, guide
Term
regina
 Definition
queen
Term
regnum
 Definition
kingdom, royal power
Term
religio
 Definition
scruple, exactness, reverence
Term
relinquere
 Definition
to leave, abandon
Term
reliquus
 Definition
remaining, rest, future
Term
repente
 Definition
suddenly
Term
reprehendere
 Definition
to scold, blame
Term
reri
 Definition
to think
Term
res
 Definition
thing, matter, interest, cause
Term
respondere
 Definition
to answer, match
Term
reus
 Definition
defendant
Term
rex
 Definition
king, ruler
Term
ridere
 Definition
to laugh at, smile, please
Term
rigere
 Definition
to be stiff
Term
ripa
 Definition
bank, shore
Term
rivus
 Definition
stream
Term
robur
 Definition
hard wood, hardness, strength
Term
rogare
 Definition
to ask
Term
rogus
 Definition
funeral pyre
Term
rosa
 Definition
rose
Term
rota
 Definition
wheel
Term
rubere
 Definition
to be red, blush, glow
Term
rudis
 Definition
rough, awkward
Term
ruere
 Definition
to rush, collapse
Term
rumor
 Definition
rumor, report, opinion
Term
rumpere
 Definition
to break, violate
Term
rupes
 Definition
cliff
Term
rursus
 Definition
again, backward
Term
rus
 Definition
field, country, farm
Term
sacer
 Definition
sacred
Term
sacerdos
 Definition
priest
Term
saeculum
 Definition
generation, century, age
Term
saepe
 Definition
often
Term
saevus
 Definition
savage, violent
Term
sagitta
 Definition
arrow
Term
salire
 Definition
to leap, bound
Term
saltem
 Definition
at least
Term
salus
 Definition
health, safety, greeting
Term
salvus
 Definition
safe, unharmed
Term
sanctus
 Definition
holy, pure
Term
sanguis
 Definition
blood, race, family
Term
sanus
 Definition
sane, correct, sound
Term
sapere
 Definition
to taste, be wise
Term
sapiens
 Definition
wise
Term
satis
 Definition
enough, sufficient
Term
saxum
 Definition
rock, stone
Term
scelestus
 Definition
wicked
Term
scelus
 Definition
crime, misfortune, sin
Term
scilicet
 Definition
of course
Term
scindere
 Definition
to split, cut, carve
Term
scire
 Definition
to know
Term
scopulus
 Definition
crag, cliff
Term
scribere
 Definition
to write, draw, draw up
Term
scutum
 Definition
shield
Term
se
 Definition
himself, herself, itself
Term
secundus
 Definition
second, favorable
Term
securus
 Definition
secure, carefree
Term
sed
 Definition
but
Term
sedere
 Definition
to sit
Term
sedes
 Definition
seat, chair, home, place
Term
seges
 Definition
crop, ground, source
Term
sella
 Definition
chair, seat
Term
semel
 Definition
once, ever
Term
semper
 Definition
always
Term
senex
 Definition
old man, old
Term
sentire
 Definition
to feel, realize, judge
Term
sepelire
 Definition
to bury, ruin, destroy
Term
septem
 Definition
seven
Term
sequi
 Definition
to follow, strive, aim
Term
serenus
 Definition
clear, bright, fair
Term
serere
 Definition
to join, sow
Term
sermo
 Definition
conversation, style, language
Term
serpere
 Definition
to creep, crawl
Term
sertum
 Definition
wreath, garland
Term
servare
 Definition
to save, watch over
Term
servus
 Definition
slave, servant
Term
seu, sive
 Definition
or, if
Term
severus
 Definition
severe, strict
Term
sex
 Definition
six
Term
si
 Definition
if, supposing that
Term
sic
 Definition
thus, so, so much
Term
sica
 Definition
dagger
Term
siccus
 Definition
dry, thirsty
Term
sicut
 Definition
just as, as
Term
sidus
 Definition
star, constellation, season
Term
signum
 Definition
sign, standard, seal
Term
silere
 Definition
to be silent, be still
Term
silva
 Definition
forest, bush, grove, woods
Term
similis
 Definition
similar, same
Term
simplex
 Definition
simple, single, pure
Term
simul
 Definition
at once, together, at the same time
Term
sine
 Definition
without
Term
sinere
 Definition
to place, allow, leave
Term
singuli
 Definition
one at a time, separate
Term
sinister
 Definition
left, wrong, unfavorable
Term
sistere
 Definition
to cause to stop, place
Term
sitis
 Definition
thirst, dryness, desire
Term
socius
 Definition
ally
Term
sol
 Definition
sun, day
Term
solari
 Definition
to console, comfort
Term
solea
 Definition
sandal
Term
solere
 Definition
to be accustomed
Term
sollemnis
 Definition
annual, festive, solemn
Term
sollicitus
 Definition
stirred up, disturbed, worried,anxious
Term
solum
 Definition
soil, ground
Term
solus
 Definition
alone, uninhabited
Term
solvere
 Definition
to loosen, pay, solve
Term
somnus
 Definition
sleep, night, laziness
Term
sonus
 Definition
sound, tone, character
Term
soror
 Definition
sister
Term
sors
 Definition
fate, lot, money
Term
spargere
 Definition
to scatter, sprinkle
Term
spatium
 Definition
room, space, period
Term
spectare
 Definition
to look at, watch
Term
species
 Definition
kind, view, image, beauty
Term
speculum
 Definition
mirror
Term
spelunca
 Definition
cave
Term
spernere
 Definition
to remove, reject, spurn
Term
spes
 Definition
hope
Term
spirare
 Definition
to breathe, exhale
Term
spiritus
 Definition
spirit, breath, life
Term
splendere
 Definition
to shine
Term
spoliare
 Definition
to strip, rob, despoil
Term
spolium
 Definition
hide, skin, arms, armor
Term
spons
 Definition
of one's own accord
Term
stare
 Definition
to stand, remain, support
Term
statim
 Definition
immediately, at once
Term
statuere
 Definition
to establish, decide
Term
stella
 Definition
star
Term
sternere
 Definition
to spread, strew
Term
stipendium
 Definition
pay, tribute
Term
strepere
 Definition
to shout, make noise
Term
stringere
 Definition
to bind, strip, injure
Term
struere
 Definition
to build, arrange
Term
studere
 Definition
to be eager, support
Term
stultus
 Definition
stultus
Term
stupere
 Definition
to be stunned, halt, gape, be
amazed
Term
suadere
 Definition
to recommend, urge
Term
suavis
 Definition
sweet, delightful
Term
sub
 Definition
under, at the foot of
Term
subito
 Definition
suddenly
Term
sublimis
 Definition
high, lofty
Term
suescere
 Definition
to become accustomed
Term
suffragium
 Definition
ballot, vote, suffrage
Term
sulcus
 Definition
furrow
Term
sumere
 Definition
to take, choose, obtain
Term
summus
 Definition
highest, greatest, the top of
Term
super
 Definition
above, besides, over
Term
superare
 Definition
to overcome
Term
superbus
 Definition
arrogant, haughty
Term
superesse
 Definition
to remain over, survive
Term
surgere
 Definition
to rise, surge, get up
Term
suus
 Definition
his own, her own, its own, their own
Term
tabella
 Definition
tablet, letter
Term
taberna
 Definition
shop, inn, bar
Term
tabula
 Definition
table, record
Term
tacere
 Definition
to be silent, be still
Term
taeda
 Definition
torch
Term
tali
 Definition
dice, knucklebones
Term
talis
 Definition
such
Term
tam
 Definition
so, so much
Term
tamen
 Definition
nevertheless, however, yet
Term
tamquam
 Definition
as if
Term
tandem
 Definition
at last, finally
Term
tangere
 Definition
to touch, strike, push
Term
tantus
 Definition
so great, so much
Term
tardus
 Definition
slow, tardy, dull, stupid
Term
taurus
 Definition
bull, ox
Term
tegere
 Definition
to cover, bury, protect
Term
tellus
 Definition
earth, soil, country
Term
telum
 Definition
weapon, missile, dart
Term
temere
 Definition
rashly, by chance
Term
tempestas
 Definition
storm, time, season
Term
templum
 Definition
temple, shrine, section
Term
temptare
 Definition
to test, prove, examine
Term
tempus
 Definition
tempus
Term
tendere
 Definition
to stretch, give, try
Term
tenebrae
 Definition
darkness, blindness
Term
tener
 Definition
tender, young
Term
tenere
 Definition
to hold, restrain, know
Term
tenuis
 Definition
thin, subtle, little, low
Term
ter
 Definition
three times, thrice
Term
tergum
 Definition
back, hide, skin
Term
terra
 Definition
land, earth, country
Term
terrere
 Definition
to frighten, deter
Term
tertius
 Definition
third
Term
testis
 Definition
witness
Term
texere
 Definition
to weave, build
Term
thalamus
 Definition
bedchamber
Term
thermae
 Definition
public baths
Term
thesaurus
 Definition
treasure, storehouse
Term
timere
 Definition
to fear, dread
Term
titulus
 Definition
inscription, title
Term
togatus
 Definition
clad in a toga
Term
tolerare
 Definition
to bear, endure
Term
tollere
 Definition
to lift, raise, steal
Term
torquere
 Definition
to twist, distort, hurl
Term
torrere
 Definition
to roast, burn, dry up
Term
torus
 Definition
knot, muscle, bed, mound
Term
tot
 Definition
so many, so much
Term
totus
 Definition
whole, absorbed
Term
trabs
 Definition
beam, timber
Term
tradere
 Definition
to hand over, surrender
Term
trahere
 Definition
to draw, drag, prolong
Term
trans
 Definition
over, across
Term
tremere
 Definition
to tremble, quake
Term
trepidus
 Definition
trembling, nervous
Term
tres
 Definition
three
Term
tribuere
 Definition
to assign, divide, give
Term
triclinium
 Definition
dining room
Term
triduum
 Definition
three days
Term
tristis
 Definition
sad
Term
triumphus
 Definition
triumph
Term
tu
 Definition
you (singular)
Term
tueri
 Definition
to look at, protect
Term
tum
 Definition
then, next
Term
tumere
 Definition
to swell, swell with anger
Term
tumultus
 Definition
confusion, excitement
Term
tunc
 Definition
then, next
Term
turba
 Definition
crowd, uproar, tumult
Term
turpis
 Definition
foul, ugly
Term
turris
 Definition
tower
Term
tuus
 Definition
your (singular)
Term
ubi
 Definition
where, when, as soon as
Term
ulcisci
 Definition
to avenge, punish
Term
ullus
 Definition
any
Term
ultimus
 Definition
last, farthest
Term
ultra
 Definition
beyond, farther, more
Term
umbra
 Definition
shade, shadow, guest
Term
(h)umere
 Definition
to be moist
Term
umquam
 Definition
ever, at any time
Term
unda
 Definition
wave, water
Term
unde
 Definition
whence, from where
Term
undique
 Definition
everywhere, from all sides
Term
unguis
 Definition
fingernail, talon
Term
universus
 Definition
whole, entire
Term
unus
 Definition
one, single, only
Term
urbs
 Definition
city, town
Term
urere
 Definition
to burn, disturb
Term
urgere
 Definition
to urge, push, press
Term
usquam
 Definition
anywhere
Term
usque
 Definition
at every point, always
Term
ut, uti
 Definition
how, that, as, when, since
Term
uterque
 Definition
each of two, both
Term
uti
 Definition
to use
Term
utinam
 Definition
would that, if only
Term
uxor
 Definition
wife, spouse
Term
vacare
 Definition
to be empty, be free
Term
vadere
 Definition
to hasten, rush
Term
vagus
 Definition
wandering, fickle
Term
valde
 Definition
much, very much
Term
valere
 Definition
to be strong, be worth
Term
valles
 Definition
valley
Term
vallum
 Definition
rampart, fortification
Term
vanus
 Definition
empty, vast, rough
Term
varius
 Definition
various, fickle
Term
vates
 Definition
prophet, bard
Term
-ve
 Definition
or, or perhaps
Term
vectigal
 Definition
tax, tribute, revenue
Term
vehemens
 Definition
violent, impetuous
Term
vehere
 Definition
to carry, sail, ride
Term
vel
 Definition
or, for example
Term
velle
 Definition
wish, suppose
Term
velox
 Definition
swift
Term
velum
 Definition
sail, veil, covering, curtain
Term
velut, veluti
 Definition
as, just as, for instance
Term
venari
 Definition
to hunt
Term
vendere
 Definition
to sell, betray
Term
venenum
 Definition
poison, drug, potion
Term
venerari
 Definition
to revere, worship
Term
venire
 Definition
to come, happen, grow
Term
ventus
 Definition
wind, rumor, favor
Term
ver
 Definition
spring
Term
verber
 Definition
lash, whip
Term
lash, whip
 Definition
to beat, lash, whip
Term
verbum
 Definition
word, saying
Term
vereri
 Definition
to fear, respect, revere
Term
vero
 Definition
truly, in truth, indeed
Term
versus
 Definition
verse, line of poetry
Term
vertere
 Definition
to turn, change
Term
vertex
 Definition
whirlpool, crown, head
Term
verus
 Definition
true, real, just
Term
vesci
 Definition
to feed on
Term
vesper
 Definition
evening
Term
vester
 Definition
your, yours (plural)
Term
vestigare
 Definition
to track, trace
Term
vestis
 Definition
garment, blanket, robe
Term
vetare
 Definition
to forbid, prohibit
Term
vetus
 Definition
old, experienced
Term
vexare
 Definition
to annoy, vex, ravage
Term
via
 Definition
way, road, means, journey
Term
vicinus
 Definition
near, neighboring
Term
vicis
 Definition
change, office
Term
victoria
 Definition
victory
Term
vicus
 Definition
village, district
Term
videre
 Definition
to see, oversee
Term
videri
 Definition
to seem, be seen
Term
vigere
 Definition
to be vigorous, thrive
Term
vigil
 Definition
wakeful, alert
Term
viginti
 Definition
twenty
Term
vilicus
 Definition
overseer, farm manager
Term
villa
 Definition
farm, estate, country-house
Term
vincere
 Definition
to conquer, prove
Term
vincire
 Definition
to bind, surround, fasten
Term
vinculum
 Definition
bond, chain, fetter
Term
vindex
 Definition
protector, defender, avenger
Term
vinum
 Definition
wine
Term
vir
 Definition
man, individual, soldier
Term
virere
 Definition
to be green, flourish
Term
virga
 Definition
twig, branch, wand
Term
virgo
 Definition
maiden, virgin, girl
Term
vis
 Definition
force, strength, power, might
Term
viscus
 Definition
entrails, organs
Term
vita
 Definition
life
Term
vitare
 Definition
to avoid, shun, escape
Term
vitium
 Definition
fault, crime, defect
Term
vitta
 Definition
fillet, garland, ribbon
Term
vivere
 Definition
to live, survive, dwell
Term
vivus
 Definition
alive
Term
vix
 Definition
scarcely, with difficulty
Term
vocare
 Definition
to call, summon
Term
volare
 Definition
to fly, move rapidly
Term
volucer
 Definition
winged, flying, swift
Term
voluntas
 Definition
desire, will, consent
Term
voluptas
 Definition
pleasure, delight, enjoyment
Term
volvere
 Definition
to roll, wind, turn
Term
vos
 Definition
you (pl.)
Term
vovere
 Definition
to vow, pray, wish
Term
vulgus
 Definition
people, crowd, masses
Term
vulnus
 Definition
wound
Term
vultus
 Definition
countenance, face, aspect
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